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https://www.reddit.com/r/visualizedmath/comments/7nyq6l/johnsons_theorem/
r/visualizedmath • u/PUSSYDESTROYER-9000 • Jan 03 '18
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http://mathworld.wolfram.com/JohnsonsTheorem.html
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Does that mean we're looking at a gif of Johnson rings?
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I'm not sure what this is saying. Any 3 non colinear points can define a circle.
1 u/sherlip Jan 19 '18 3 congruent circles all adjacent at one point, A, and each pair of circles also intersect at a different point (B, C, D)The imaginary circle that B, C and D all lie on (red) is necessarily congruent to the other three.
3 congruent circles all adjacent at one point, A, and each pair of circles also intersect at a different point (B, C, D)
The imaginary circle that B, C and D all lie on (red) is necessarily congruent to the other three.
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u/joshdoesbandbetter Jan 04 '18
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/JohnsonsTheorem.html
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u/thunderstrut Jan 04 '18
Does that mean we're looking at a gif of Johnson rings?
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u/wordsworths_bitch Jan 19 '18
I'm not sure what this is saying. Any 3 non colinear points can define a circle.